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Can you please help me if I can use Esoprazole + Domperidone capsule in place of Rabeprazole+ Domperidone capsule ? I am asking this for my general use to avoid acid reflux, and also before having other medicines (as generally prescribed by doctors to have empty stomach and then take oter medicines after food).
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Yes esmoprazole can be used instead of rabeprazole
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I suggest you get evaluated for reflux and where we stand now in terms of severity and is there anything that can be done to lower down the reflux apart from just using PPI for prolonged period. By the way you also keep in mind the side effects of prolonged (> 1 yr) PPI use.
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follow good diet regime
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Yes u can use
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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5 yrs exp
Nellore
Yes you can take
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Dr. Vijay Yerroju
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15 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You can use plain Esomoprazole instead of combination of it is only for acid reflux.
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Take the medicine before breakfast or 30 min before meal whichever is earlier once a day.
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avoid spicy foods. eat at regular intervals.
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